Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences, United Kingdom
Lydia Plowman mostly deals with Pedagogy, Information and Communications Technology, Information technology, Developmental psychology and Educational technology. Pedagogy and Interpersonal competence are commonly linked in her work. Her Information and Communications Technology study integrates concerns from other disciplines, such as Computer literacy and Multimedia.
Her studies deal with areas such as Professional development and Medical education as well as Computer literacy. Her Early childhood education, Child development and Preschool education study in the realm of Developmental psychology interacts with subjects such as Social change and Reading. Lydia Plowman focuses mostly in the field of Educational technology, narrowing it down to topics relating to Teaching method and, in certain cases, Knowledge management.
Her primary areas of investigation include Pedagogy, Multimedia, Information and Communications Technology, Educational technology and Information technology. Her study in the fields of Curriculum and Early childhood education under the domain of Pedagogy overlaps with other disciplines such as Public relations and Disadvantage. Collaborative learning is closely connected to Task in her research, which is encompassed under the umbrella topic of Multimedia.
She integrates Information and Communications Technology and Pre school in her research. In general Educational technology study, her work on Technology integration often relates to the realm of Psychological intervention, Process and Home context, thereby connecting several areas of interest. Her Information technology research overlaps with Computer literacy and Formal education.
Lydia Plowman spends much of her time researching Pedagogy, Early childhood education, Developmental psychology, The Internet and Early childhood. Many of her studies on Pedagogy apply to Social psychology as well. She integrates many fields in her works, including Early childhood education and Education policy.
Her Developmental psychology research is multidisciplinary, incorporating perspectives in Creativity and Parental mediation. She has researched The Internet in several fields, including Teaching method and Internet privacy. Lydia Plowman integrates several fields in her works, including Narrow range, Intervention and Public relations.
Lydia Plowman mainly investigates Early childhood education, Pedagogy, Creativity, Stratified sampling and Developmental psychology. Lydia Plowman integrates many fields, such as Early childhood education, Safety education and Education policy, in her works. Lydia Plowman integrates many fields in her works, including Safety education, Early childhood, Child safety, The Internet, Teaching method and Internet privacy.
Education policy is intertwined with Computational thinking, Pace, Public relations, Educational research and Curriculum in her research. Lydia Plowman undertakes multidisciplinary studies into Computational thinking and Comparative education in her work.
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Children, play, and computers in pre-school education
Lydia Plowman;Christine Stephen.
British Journal of Educational Technology (2005)
The technologisation of childhood? Young children and technology in the home
Lydia Plowman;Joanna McPake;Christine Stephen.
Children & Society (2010)
A ‘benign addition’? Research on ICT and pre‐school children
Lydia Plowman;Christine Stephen.
Journal of Computer Assisted Learning (2003)
Preschool children's learning with technology at home
Lydia Plowman;Olivia Stevenson;Christine Stephen;Joanna McPake.
Computer Education (2012)
Seven myths about young children and technology
Lydia Plowman;Joanna McPake.
Childhood education (2013)
Just picking it up? Young children learning with technology at home
Lydia Plowman;Joanna McPake;Christine Stephen.
Cambridge Journal of Education (2008)
Affordances for Learning in a Non-linear Narrative Medium
Diana Laurillard;Matthew Stratfold;Rose Luckin;Lydia Plowman.
Journal of interactive media in education (2000)
What are workplace studies for
Lydia Plowman;Yvonne Rogers;Magnus Ramage.
european conference on computer supported cooperative work (1995)
Research Issues in the Study of Computer Supported Collaborative Writing
M. Sharples;J. S. Goodlet;E. E. Beck;C. C. Wood.
(1993)
Growing Up With Technology: Young Children Learning in a Digital World
Joanna McPake;Lydia Plowman;Christine Stephen.
(2010)
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